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 | I have about 700-800 gb of data and i seem to acquire more every day. I currently use a solution of 2 external hard drives which each hold a complete copy of my data. I use one, regularly accessing the data (playing mp3s and videos mostly) and the other sits … |
| | Check the BIOS settings, since you see video before POST someone may have fooled around in the BIOS and screwed stuff up. Try going in and reset to default.. let me know how it does afterward |
 | I get an error when trying to run this on my Ubuntu Linux 6.10 Machine, as follows: ./getprimes.py: line 3: syntax error near unexpected token `(' ./getprimes.py: line 3: `def primes(n):' |
| | Heres my situation: I have a securetunnel.com select package which gives me a "Secure Tunnel Private Network" (STPN)which encrypts my internet traffic keeping it from being viewed by my nosey isp. This STPN creates a new LAN connection in my network settings under control panel in Windows XP. It works …  |
| | This unit has an Intel CPU, onboard video, a free PCIeX16 slot and a free PCI slot. I bought a new PCI video card and I also swapped out the monitor for a known good one, but i still get the NO SIGNAL from the monitor. I also reset the …  |
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| | Look for a folder on the hard drive: c:\documents and settings\%user%\favorites the %user% is your login name. Does the file exist? Are there any links inside of it? |
| | You won't be able to install it over XP since it is not upgradeable to a server-class OS. You could do a dual boot if you want to keep XP. The easiest way is to do a quick format of the hard drive prior to installing the server 2008. You …  |
| | Newly built computer, Windows XP Home Edition installed. Graphics Card is: MSI GeForce 7300LE Graphics Card with TurboCache Technology GEFORCE 7300LE PCIE 256MB VISTA VGA DVI TV OUT NVIDIA Graphics Card - 256MB 64bit Once drivers were installed and resolution set to what the 19" monitor wanted, I get the … |
| | Hi, A video clip IS a compressed file. It will usually not compress any further using the zip programs. You will have to reduce the resolution, or convert it to a more compact format.. seethe following for in depth info: [url]http://www.deskshare.com/Resources/articles/dmc_ReduceFileSize.aspx[/url] |
| | Finish this sentence for me: I took out the new DDR2 memory and replaced it with the old memory and my computer.... A. (Does the same thing) B. (Works just fine now) C. (Went up in a cloud of sparks and smoke) D. (Started flying about the room like a … |
| | try installing the drivers for it. Just because windows thinks it is up to date does not mean it actually is. with the computer being 7 yrs old and SATA is newer than that (2002 or 2003 i think), i doubt windows has the right driver.. Go to control panel …  |
| | Best to look up those games on the web and read their requirements/recommendations then choose a card accordingly.. |
 | it varies.. here are the dimensions for a Supermicro Full Tower I have: Dimensions: 17.3" Height x 8.3" Width x 26.4" Depth And this is an Intel Full Tower: Dimensions: 17.8" Height x 9.3" Width x 19" Depth Good luck! |
| | You have probably been infected with adware and/or spyware. In these cases I like to start fresh by deleting the partition and reinstalling the OS and drivers. Before doing that you should backup any data you want to keep (pictures, word files, etc. NO PROGRAMS!!)) onto a cd-rom. After you …  |
 | Have you tried unplugging the cable from the dvd burner and plugging it into the hard drive by itself? Is the cdrom being recognized outside the bios? after post i mean.. |
| | First try getting a new battery for the motherboard. Be careful to get the right one to avoid injury to you or damage to the system. If this fails the motherboard is likely dead. We will discuss the other issue once that one is fixed. |
| | Hmm, try going into the BIOS and resetting to default all settings then save and exit. Reboot and report..  |
| | Click START---->Help----->Invite a friend (remote assistance. Follow Instructions. |
| | Re: Windows Crashing Well it sounds as though your computer was infected with something or hacked. Try booting into safe mode and see if it will come up. I assume you are on a campus network? What operating system are you running exactly? Do you use a firewall? If so which one? Do … |
| | if the ide channels are built into the motherboard then go get the drivers for the motherboard manufacturers website and reinstall them.. see if that helps. if it a controller card plugged in to the MB's PCI slot then same thing, go download the drivers.. |
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| | Re: student This document should answer your question: [url]http://www-307.ibm.com/pc/support/site.wss/document.do?lndocid=YAST-3JWKJX[/url] |
| | So you see 3 versions of the desktop, one on top of the other? Is it the same when 1st booting up? Do you see 3 versions of the POST screen or does this just happen when the OS loads? |
| | The problem you describe is a known issue on many Dell systems. Here is a link to a document which should enlighten you: [url]http://direct2dell.com/one2one/archive/2007/06/19/17774.aspx[/url] You should contact Dell about this and they may fix it for free. |
| | You wet it and washed it with soap is what you're saying? |
| | Sure you can encrypt the drive then delete the partition and/or reformat it. Use[URL="http://www.truecrypt.org/"] truecrypt[/URL] to encrypt the entire drive (use a decent password with characters, uppercase letters, lowercase and numbers). It is open source, so no cost. install it and use it to encrypt the drive. Then reformat it … |
| | Re: Boot up problem Step 1: Remove or disconnect all components from the system: Unplug all PCI cards except video ( modem, network, sound, etc), Unplug the cables that connect the floppy, hard drive(s) and cdrom(s) to the motherboard from the motherboard. You want to have only the motherboard, processor, memory, keyboard, monitor, and … |
| | Re: No boot you are saying that you changed components of the computer right? If so, you should install the drivers for the new components and erase the old components from the system. Alternatively, you may find it easier to format and reinstall the operating system then install all the pertinent drivers.. |
| | [url]http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16832116056[/url] Get the item i linked to above from newegg and your problems should be solved. |
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| | Hi, If you still need help with these issues, message me and we can discuss them together. |
| | Try reinstalling internet explorer. download IE 7 from microsoft's website and install it.. |
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| | [QUOTE=senthilkumark;554296]hai im new to this website im facing one problem , im not able to open local drives ,its asking program open with ,, please help me[/QUOTE] what operating system are you using? do you have msn messenger installed? |
 | the higher benchmarks for the samsung drive are likely due to the 32MB cache which is double that of the WD Raptor.. Seeing as how you will be getting 10 times the storage space and double the cache for only a little over $100 more I would go with the … |
| | I have a motherboard which supports: 2 x Serial ATA/300 SATA, 1 x Ultra ATA/100 (ATA-6) IDE and a SATA2 Hard drive, to they make converters to connect the SATA2 to one of my existing ports listed above? Thanks in advance.. |
| | Here is the specs of my motherboard ports: 2 x Serial ATA/300 SATA, 1 x Ultra ATA/100 (ATA-6) IDE As you can see I have SATA controller built in. I purchased a WD 180 GB HDD which is SATA2 . My question is will the SATA2 HDD run off of … |
| | Since the D: partition is a backup it will seldom get accessed, so no to it affecting performance. To delete the partition boot up into a command prompt (press F8 as windows is starting) and use the fdisk command... |
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